Read the text the answer the question below. Pollinators
How does pollination occur?
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Pollination occurs when animals eat a fruit and leave part of it behind so that the plant can grow in a new place.
Pollination occurs when animals eat a fruit and leave part of it behind so that the plant can grow in a new place.
Pollination occurs through wind, animals that intentionally collect pollen, or animals that accidentally transport pollen.
Pollination occurs through wind, animals that intentionally collect pollen, or animals that accidentally transport pollen.
Pollination occurs when a plant sticks to an animal's fur as it is passing and then falls in a new location to grow.
Pollination occurs when a plant sticks to an animal's fur as it is passing and then falls in a new location to grow.
Pollination occurs through rain, human food waste, and animals searching for new food sources.
How does pollination occur?
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Responses
Pollination occurs when animals eat a fruit and leave part of it behind so that the plant can grow in a new place.
Pollination occurs when animals eat a fruit and leave part of it behind so that the plant can grow in a new place.
Pollination occurs through wind, animals that intentionally collect pollen, or animals that accidentally transport pollen.
Pollination occurs through wind, animals that intentionally collect pollen, or animals that accidentally transport pollen.
Pollination occurs when a plant sticks to an animal's fur as it is passing and then falls in a new location to grow.
Pollination occurs when a plant sticks to an animal's fur as it is passing and then falls in a new location to grow.
Pollination occurs through rain, human food waste, and animals searching for new food sources.
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The correct response is:
"Pollination occurs through wind, animals that intentionally collect pollen, or animals that accidentally transport pollen."
"Pollination occurs through wind, animals that intentionally collect pollen, or animals that accidentally transport pollen."
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